AbSort
Absort is Powerful Python package that performs 8 different types of stable and unstable Sorting algorithms on List Data Structure with full of documentation. This package will be more beneficial(Usefull) for competitive programmers and developers. So based on your requirement choose your sorting algorithm.
USAGE
importing Library
import AbSort
Creating the Object sortObj = AbSort.SortingAlgo()
awsort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.awsort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
SelectionSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.selectionSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
mergeSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.mergeSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
quickSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.quickSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
bogoSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.bogoSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
insertionSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.insertionSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
binaryInsertionSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.binaryInsertionSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
bubbleSort
myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]
Genearting the Sort Result
sortedResult = sortObj.bubbleSort(myList)
Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying
print(sortedResult)
Dependencies
Python v3.x is Required.
Change Log
0.0.1 (11/14/2021)
First Release
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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